Gentlemen;
My question is whether a website created using Mobirise mobile site builder software is then able to be connected with a database somehow. Is that something that your team would do for a client upon request?
Thank you,
Websites made by Mobirise application are static sites without back-end. We process contact forms only to prevent issues with it.
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Thank you for your quick reply.
So, to be clear, if I built a site using Mobirise the site would reside on
your server and therefore unable to be connected to a MySQL database on the
back-end? Or would the pages/files associated with site be a stand-alone and
therefore could be transferred/ hosted by someone who had the means to pair
it with a database?
The reason I am asking is that what I am finding is that there are any
number of web builder apps that are easier to learn (in contrast to
WordPress), but unlike WordPress are not coupling the more powerful feature
of a CMS on the back-end. My thought is that whoever jumps on board first
with that particular combination of easibility/dynamically driven, would far
surpass the other 'easy-to-use' applications.
Imagine making the back-end as user-friendly as the front-end of a site. In
other words, to make it possible (with a few simple clicks) for your clients
to either create or connect an existing MySQL database to the site they
built using your web design app. You would no doubt capture many small
business owners who don't have the time, the team or the budget to learn
WordPress. That is what would separate your service from say, Wix (which is
who I used for my church's site) or Weebly and would catapult you into the
next stratosphere.
Anyway, I thank you for your time
If you build your website using Mobirise, it won't be located on our server.
The locally published sites can be hosted and uploaded to databases and aren't processed by our server.
If you have more questions, please contact us.
I inserted a contact form into my site and I went to test it. I filled it out and hit the submit button but it went to mobirise.com.How do I delete that?
Please send us a direct link to your website, so we can check it.
Thanks for your quick response. Here's the link to my site:
I actually have 2 forms, one on the home page and the other on the Contact
page.
The form on the home page is working.
The form on the Contact page is not.
Thank you so much!
What email do you use for your second form?
I would actually like both forms (homepage, contact page) to be connected to
this email address:
Is that something you could do on your end? If so, thank you so much, I
appreciate it!
It seems that your email isn't verified.
You should receive your Formoid log in info to your email. Please make sure that our messages aren't filtered.
Use this info to log in here: http://formoid.net/
There should be the "Resend" link if your email isn't verified.
How did you set this email as the notification email?
After much effort, it appears I have the CONTACT form working. Would it be
too much to ask if you could test it by filling out the form (supplying test
info only please, not your real info).
Here's the link if you get a minute to give it a try:
Thanks again for all of your replies to my emails!
I was wondering if the Mobirise support team provides a phone number in
addition to their email support.
I have sent you a message. Unfortunately, we provide support by email only.
Thank you soooooooo very much for testing the contact form!! It came through
with flying colors!!
On the phone support, I was just wondering. I had some suggestions to offer
the owner of Mobirise for consideration, but no big deal.
Thanks again for all your help!